The Seattle Seahawks remain in the mix to win the NFC West and clinch a playoff spot. In an ugly game at Soldier Field, the Seahawks defeated the Chicago Bears 6–3 on Thursday night to improve to 9–7.

Riq Woolen intercepted Caleb Williams’ late pass and the Seattle Seahawks boosted their fading playoff hopes, squeezing past Chicago 6-3 on Thursday night to hand the Bears their 10th straight loss.

Riq Woolen intercepted Caleb Williams’ late pass and the Seattle Seahawks boosted their fading playoff hopes, squeezing past Chicago 6-3 on Thursday night to hand the Bears their 10th straight loss

The defense shut down Geno Smith and the Seahawks' offense, but Caleb Williams and the Bears offense never found a rhythm, and faltered chaotically with a chance to tie the game or win in the final minute.

Byard and Co. shut down Seattle on Thursday night, limiting Geno Smith and the Seahawks to 265 yards and Jason Myers' two field goals. But Chicago finished with just 179 yards of offense in a 6-3 loss.

The Bears lost a brutal one, 6-3 to the Seahawks, on Thursday Night Football. Here's everything we learned from Chicago's 10th consecutive defeat.

Caleb Williams' most impressive throw of the game — a would-be 17-yard touchdown pass to Rome Odunze on third down — was negated by a holding penalty.

Defense dominated and offense stumbled as the Seattle Seahawks outlasted the Chicago Bears 6-3 in a Week 17 primetime showdown.

Riq Woolen intercepted Caleb Williams' late pass and the Seattle Seahawks boosted their fading playoff hopes, squeezing past Chicago 6-3 on Thursday night to hand the Bears their 10th straight loss. Jason Myers kicked field goals on the game's first possession and near the end of the second quarter.